Army seeks men for Siberian units amid Rhine focus
Recruitment officials announced additional enlistment for service in Siberia with the American Army, open to all branches, at 461 Eighth Avenue. Applicants accepted via local recruiting posts and dispatched to Presidio San Francisco or other posts, with emphasis on infantry and engineer corps and the Rhine contingent nearing completion.
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Siberia
Peter C. Harris
Army
Anl
Ceonce St
Eighth Avenue
John A. Kiley
Adjutant General
and i
Infantry
Quartermaster Corps
Deveinance Department
Signal Corps
Presidio
San France
Herad
Avenue
Servie
Unita
France
Rhine
H Heward
Saterday
Odeans Honor War's Dead at Young Judeans Convention
Delegates from Canada and across the U S gathered for the eleventh annual Young Judaeans convention in Newark New Jersey. Louis Lipski presided as talks covered The Problem of Talachooled and The Senior Young Judaean while Dr Alexander Kushkin and David Schneeberg spoke. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis sent greetings as a memorial service was held for war dead and Mayor Hirsch Woolly addressed the gathering. A sessions lineup included officer elections planned for tomorrow.
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Jong Ehanch
N. J
Trom Canada
Uy Judeean and
Zionist Organization
Louis Lipski
Tienal Young Judaean
Ih Nanimani
Alexander Fushkin
David Schneeberg
Supreme Court
Mrandeis
P‘alestine
Narslng Woolly
THREE SEEK EISNER'S PLACE FOR THIRD DISTRICT
The list of Internal Revenue candidates for the Third District upper Manhattan was sent to Treasury Secretary Carter Glass to replace Mark Eisner who resigns. Names include Richard J. McElliot William Gibbons Edward S. Brogan with Gibbons reportedly backed by former Treasury Secretary Wil l f am G Adeo and Roosevelt ally support from Gordon Battle and others.
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Upper Manhattan
Carter Glass
The
Treasury
Mark Elsner
Richard J. McElliot
William Gibbons
Edward S. Brogan
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilfam G Adeo
Gibbons
Naval Academy special visit prompts naval lab site debate
Representative Squney J. Mucd of this county and ten members of the Naval Affairs committee toured the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. They were received by the superintendent and toured the grounds after a thorough inspection. The visit highlighted Annapolis as a potential site for a new naval laboratory as discussed with the Naval Advisory Board. Secretary Daniels has not yet decided on the matter.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Squney J. Mucd
Naval Acad
Adrirm
Thor Caer
Mit
Naval Laboratory
Ee ‘ S Inn
Naval Advisory Board
Daniels
Impostor Buyer Tries Sing Sing Crockery Scam
A Times report describes an impersonator attempting a forgery at Sing Sing Prison by placing unauthorized crockery orders. The ruse targeted Wayward V. Brophy and involved a New York crockery dealer, claiming an authorized purchase of 1900 dollars. The warden suspects a crank at work and investigates delivery details.
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Bing Sing Warden
New York Times
Sing Sing
BUF
New York City
Wayward
Brophy
New York
Tye Atder
Érius le Drisor
Surrogate Denies Increase in Carroll Trust Allowance
Lorena Carroll seeks a raised yearly income from her late father Joseph D. Carroll’s estate from 18 500 to 22 500 arguing wartime cost of living. Surrogate Fowler denies the increase despite the presented budget showing 22 500 in expenses including rent, clothing, hairdressing, cars, chauffeur, social entertainments, and travel.
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Fowler
Lorena Carroll
Joseph D. Carroll
Mattie Carroll
Polacco and Edith Mason Wed at Allenhurst N J
Giorgio Polacco former Met conductor and Edith Mason soprano wed at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. John Keith Allenhurst New Jersey. They left for Philadelphia then Colorado Springs. Witnesses were the Keiths who also stood for Caruso’s wedding.
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Giorgio Polacco
Metropolitan
Chicago Opera Company
Edith Mason
John Keith
Allenhurst
N. J
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
Keith
Signor Caruso
Benjamin
Polacco
St. Louis
Paris
Norman Mason
Mason
Keston
Clothilde Polacco
Venice
Milan
Genoa
Rome
Petrograd
Moscow
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Havana
Mexico City
Marriages in a New York area paper Mrs Michie and Others
Announcement of several wedding notices from Washington to New Canaan. Miss Margaret Michie wed to David Torrey Wells of Imbrie Co. in East Norwalk. Other marriages include Miss Margaret Warren to Gorham Lamont Cross, Miss Margherita Lord to Alfred Mansolff, Miss Helen Montague to James Brady, Miss Mary Goodwin to Henry Page, Miss Henrietta Tilghman to Thomas O Kelly, with brief notes on backgrounds and service.
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R. L. Michie
Washington, D. C
Margaret Michie
David Torrey Wells
Imbrie & Co
East Norwalk
Conn
Wells
General Michie
Margaret Warren
Willard C. Warren
Bankers Publishing Company of
New York
Lawyer Ernest Cardozo and Miss Mary Ellen Katon Wed in Newark
Ernest A. Cardozo a New York lawyer with offices at 52 Broadway married Miss Mary Ellen Katon daughter of the late John W Katon and Mary Dunn Katon of Cincinnati Ohio on June 17 at the home of a friend in Newark. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr W Giles rector of the First Reformed Church of East Orange New Jersey. Cardozo who is widowed has a home at 31 West Sixty-ninth Street and a summer home at Allenthurst New Jersey. He was graduated from Columbia University in 1809 and is a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
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Ernest A. Cardozo
Broadway
Mary Ellen Katon
John W. Katon
Mary Dunn Katon
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. R. Rowley
Newark
W. Giles
First Reformed Church of
East Orange
N. J
Cardozo
West Sixty-ninth Street
Allenhurst
Columbia University
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Miss Tipton Plans Wedding to Theodore Kenyon
Miss Martha Tipton a 1914 Vassar graduate and Theodore S. Kenyon of the Kenyon and Kenyon firm will wed on Wednesday July 2. Attending will be Mrs Frederick Tomkins of New York and Misses Elizabeth Ewen Matthew Shanklin Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Dorothy Kenyon. Best man will be William Houston Kenyon Jr with ushers Edward Tipton Tracy Voorhees Edward Twombly Lemuel Skidmore Benjamin F. McGuexin and George R. Kenyon.
Mrs G S Mulliner Dies Noted New York Lawyer
Gabrielle Stewart Mulliner a leading New York lawyer for nineteen years died Saturday night in her Hotel Netherland apartment. Born in Cleveland in 1872 she helped push laws for domestic relations and Women's Court. author of New York Laws of Interest to Women. Funeral Wednesday at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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Gabrielle Stewart Mulliner
Hotel Netherland
Cleveland
Ohio
N. Coe Stewart
Gabrielle Townsend Stewart
Flushing
Il.i
Mulliner
Ohio State University Law School
New York
New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs
New York County Lawyers’ Association
The
Equal Franchise Society
Women's Republican Club
National Civic Association
National Society of Patriotic Women
Daughters’ of Ohio
Manhattan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Walter G. Mulliner
Leamington
Warwickshire
England
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ex-Premier Carp Dies in Jassy at 82
Pierre P. Carp former Premier of Romania and leader of the Conservative Party died at Jassy aged 82. He resigned as Premier in April 1912 and was a key antiwar Romanian statesman who remained in Bucharest as German troops approached in 1916.
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Jassy
Rumania
Pierre P. Carp
M. Carp
Bucharest
Death of Chaplain William G. Cassard at Newport Naval Hospital
Chaplain William G. Cassard of the U S N died this morning at the Newport Naval Hospital from stomach trouble. He had been stationed at the Newport Naval Training Station since December 14, 1917, and had served there previously on two occasions. He was 50 years old.
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William G. Cassard
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Naval Hospital
Newport Naval Training Station
Obituary Notes: Hartley Meadow Gaunt Rendon
Thomas Hartley Given owner of The Pittsburgh Post died suddenly at 66 in Pittsburgh. Jacob Meadow of Meadow & Strassman died at 45 at 200 Riverside Drive, born in Russia. Sarah Cadmus Gaunt widow of John Gaunt died in North Plainfield N J at 97. Fernando Rendon importer and exporter died at 43 at 750 Riverside Drive.
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Thomas Hartley Given
Pittsburgh Post
Pittsburgh
Penn
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Jacob Meadow
Meadow & Strassman
Riverside Drive
Russia
Sarah Cadmus Gaunt
John Gaunt
North Plainfield
N. J
Fernando Rendon
Komito Couple Welcome New Son in Brooklyn
Mr and Mrs Isadore Tr Komito of 1150 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn announce the arrival of a son on June 4 at Long Island College Hospital The newborn adds to the family with the Komitos expressing joy at the birth.
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Komito
Isadore
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Long Island College Hospital
Local Weddings Announced for June Nineteen Nineteen Couples
Marriage notices list Ethel Fertig of 1389 Stebbins Ave marrying Samuel Ginther of New Haven Conn on June 20. Rose Davis to Michael Koschen on June 29. Emma Ross to Joseph Altman on June 2 at Elton Maryland. Edith Pfirrmann to John Schaef fer on June 26 at Yonkers New York.
Obituary notices and funeral details from Brooklyn area
Multiple death notices list deceased individuals with family relations and funeral arrangements. Entries include Bennett Onona S Stillwell June 28 1919 in Brooklyn with interment Greenwood, Birkenhauer Elizabeth June 9 1918 Bronx funeral Tuesday 5 40 at home, etc. The notices provide addresses and service times for interment and mass.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Cahill
Eugene J
Mary F. Lovett
James B. Cahill
West 18Th St
St. Bernard's Church
Calvary
Chehistie
Minnie Christie
David
Hannah M. Christie
Grand Av
Leonia
Carriagea
Jersey City
Cunningham
Charles E
Stephen Merrit
St. Av
21St St
Flushing
N. Y
Isabel
Joseph Dykes
Sanford Av
Frank
Rosa Fasce
The
Columbus Confectionery Co
47Th &T
Brooklyn
T Agatha’s
49Th St
Calvary Cemetery
Fink
Conrad V
Ellen Fink
West 190Th
St. Peter's Cemetery
Floyd-Jones
Marie Flanagan
Robert H. Floyd-Jones
St. Louis
Chevy Chase
Bt. Louis
Fowler
Margaret A
Moses Fowler
Campbell Ridg
Broadway
Obituary notices and funeral announcements printed June 1919
A collage of estate notices listing deaths from June 27 to June 30 1919. Includes Hutcheon Ippolito Kelly Kryn Leake Manheims Meadow Muller Mulliner Nash Raffetto Rovke Rutherford Sanborn Samuel Smith Stoba eus Stone Ten Broeck Thum Turl Wiarda and others with addresses in Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey. Services and interments scheduled at Masonic Hall St Brendan's Church Greenwood Cemetery and local churches.
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Hoffman
Louise
Elizabeth Ippolito
Sullivan
Cosmo Ippolito
Samuel and
Isabel Ippolito
Frederick Martini
Neral
St. Coney Island
Greenwood Cemetery
Kelly
Margaret
John B. Kelly
East 18Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Brendan’s Church
Avenue O
13Th St
Flatbush
Kryn
Rye
Henry
Jacques and
Hortense Kryn
Antwerp
Igium
Jeanette Berry Kryn
Leake
Joseph Bryant Leake
Charles R. Leake
Manheims
Hannah
Julius Manhelms
Millard J
Jack J
J. Frederick Muller
J. Frederick
J. Theodore Muller
Grant Avy
Bronx
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
54Th St
Lexington Av
Mulliner
John R. Nash
Niagara Faille
Canada
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Bloomfield
N. J
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Quebec
Raffetto
Giovann! B
Louis A. Valente
Mario V. Tribuno
Joseph and
Evelyn
West End Av
Church of the Holy Name
ROVKE
Mount Vernon
Sophie Stegiich Rooke
George W. Mohifeld
North
Rutherford
Virginia
Stephen Merritt
James
Graham
Ralph. W. Thompson
Bidford
Iowa
E. L. Patterson
Chicago
George W Harris
Evanston
Chicago Tribune
Samuel
Newark
Joseph
Mendel
Caroline Samuel
Smith
Allan Taylor Smith
Allan Co. Smith
Nellie
William Smith
Abraham Fir
Leah Tasch
West 144Th St
Stobaeus
Louise M. Stobaeus
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth
Mary
Campbell Funeral Church
Broadway
É6th St
Ten Broeck
Montclair
Sara W. Ten Broeck
Reginald W. Poe
Claremont Av
Troy
Hammond
Ind
William Thum
Emelie Thum
Lorenz
Otto Ebie
Stengel
M.dn
Fairmount Cemetery
Wiarda
Rosa Ann
John C
Annie
John
St. Mark’s Avy
In Memoriam Cumings Runk Wilbur Lines
In Memory notices honor Wells Bradley Cumings died June 20 1818 Beileau Woods George S Runk died June 30 1916 Isabella Runk and Family Mary Kincheloe mother of Francis Arthur and Rose Mary died June 30 1918
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